Sunday 13 september from 20:30 to 22:00

DANZA! with Le Poème Harmonique & Isabelle Druet

Théâtre Francis Palmero, Palais de l'Europe, 8 avenue Boyer, 06500 Menton

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As part of the Les BaroQuiales festival and European Heritage Days, in partnership with CARF and the city of Menton, join us at the Palais de l’Europe on September 13 at 8:30 p.m. for an exceptional recital by the ensemble Le Poème Harmonique!

A magical and flamboyant vocal recital accompanied by guitar and castanets: *Danza!* presents Spanish music as it was performed in Baroque-era Paris. Passionate emotions, bitter laments, and rousing speeches come to life to the rhythms of dance, recalling Spain’s place in the court ballets under Louis XIV and the French fascination with Iberian fervor. A colorful recital-performance suitable for all ages Charity concert; tickets starting at €5 and donations welcome PROGRAM Court arias, tonos humanos, and dances by Henry de Bailly, Etienne Moulinié, Luis de Briceño, and others. CAST Isabelle DRUET, mezzo-soprano Vincent DUMESTRE, guitar and artistic director Louise AYRTON, violin Lukas SCHNEIDER, viola da gamba Simon GUIDICELLI, double bass Joël GRARE, percussion